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Eighty years have passed since WW2 guns fell silent, but the echoes of Canadian sacrifice still linger. In this year's Remembrance Day post, we recall the tragic death of the last Canadian to fall, only inches away from safety, mere hours before the war finally ended. Lest we forget.
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In 2019, we launched our most ambitious survey, aimed at getting an accurate picture of condo fees in
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Condo corporations are not-for-profit organizations. Technically, they are not supposed to make a profit. Having said that, they
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Despite the province’s vaillant efforts, proxies continue to cause confusion and to foster distrust. One of the questions
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In a recent Ottawa case, the courts clarified how condo corporations are to calculate the minimum 10-day notice
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As the old saying goes, “You catch more flies with honey than you do with vinegar.” For my
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Common expenses (commonly referred to as “condo fees”) are a recurring grievance for those living in condos. They
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In what may be the first case of its kind (at least as it pertains to cannabis), the
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In a recent decision, the court analyzed the circumstances under which a condo corporation must notify its owners
